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As the other commentators mention this would almost certainly be illegal, and would fall under computer-misuse laws. That said the more likely reason is that a
by stevekemp 12y ago
As the other commentators mention this would almost certainly be illegal, and would fall under computer-misuse laws.
That said the more likely reason is that a lot of the time you couldn't - because the bash-you're exploiting wouldn't have root privileges and would thus be unable to fix the issue.
- Prefinem 12y agoAh... Thanks for the explanation... I haven't done a lot of research on it yet, just worked on updating bash to fix it.